
The Lizard, Coverack & Kynance Cove Trek: May 30th-June 2nd
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Trek The Cornish Coastline
Saturday Walk:
The Lizard via Kynance Cove
We meet at The Cadgwith Cove Inn and take a scenic stroll southwards along the coastline, which we hit at the amazing Devil's Frying Pan next to Little Cove. Along the route we visit Whale Rock, Hot Point and the Lion's Den, before rounding the peninsula and heading north to pass Lizard Point and creep above Pentreath Beach, so as not to wake Lion Rock, before discovering the beautiful shores of Kynance Cove.
After spending a little time to soak up the peace and tranquillity of this heavenly place, we are left to circle back inland over the Lizard Downs Nature Reserve and via St Ruan's Well to return to our starting point of Cadgwith.
The Details:
- 10:00am meet at The Cadgwith Cove Inn
- Approximately 10miles.
- Duration 5+hours.
- Walk Rating: Moderate - explained here
- Leader: Chris meet our leaders
Sunday Walk:
Cadgwith to Coverack
Starting out from Cadgwith once more, we head north in the opposite direction to the first day. This day is spent entirely along the beautiful Cornish Coastline, passing Carleon Cove, Kennack Sands, Spernic Cove, Black Head and Dolor Point before reaching our final destination of the small, but stunning Coverack Cove. Designated as both an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and an SSSI, one of the most famous geological localities in Cornwall. Simply a dream holiday destination with its crescent shaped beach, sparkling aquamarine waters and bobbing fishing boats.
The Details:
- 10:00am meet at The Cadgwith Cove Inn
- Approximately 10miles.
- Duration 5+hours.
- Walk Rating: Moderate - explained here
- Leader: Chris meet our leaders
IMPORTANT INFO:
- Booking Terms & Conditions (Including cancellation policy): are found here. PLEASE READ BEFORE MAKING A BOOKING.
- A WHATSAPP group will be created to share info and photos on the day. In signing up to the event you are agreeing to be added to this group, which will contain other participants. This is necessary so that details can be shared in the run up to the event, including last minute changes, reminders or cancellations.
- Charity involvement: many of our walks are being run in partnership with charities. As such, sign up information is shared with the charity involved for the purpose of running the event and communicating its purpose, which is to help raise awareness and funds for the charity. By signing up, you are agreeing to receive information from Get Outdoors and the charity.
- Kit: Packed lunches, walking boots, multiple layers and waterproofs (including trousers!) are essential. The weather could be very cold and wet. Please visit our recommended kit list.
- While on the walk: we ask you to remain with the group and following instructions from Get Outdoors leader(s), who have the final decision in all instances.
- Parking Charges: may apply. Good idea to bring cash/change.
- Problems: on the day call Chris: 07885157903
- Dogs: are welcome on the walks, but are entirely the owner's responsibility, must have a lead and be under close control at all times. Please check your accommodation's policy.
- Livestock: If encountered do not walk too close or get between a cow and calf. If threatened, let go of your dog so it can escape and reduce the risk to yourself.
- Public rights of way: please keep to them and respect the landowner’s property at all times.
- Stiles: are often present on the route to negotiate on this type of walk.
- Countryside walking: can often include hills and uneven terrain. Our group ethos is to support everyone in group to achieve their maximum potential in terms of completing the route. As such, we endeavour to walk at a pace all participants are comfortable with. We apologise if this causes any frustration to fitter walkers.
- Health: please consult your doctor if you are at all worried about your fitness and ability to take part. Please inform the walk leaders, Get Outdoors, of any underlying health conditions that may affect your walking ability before signing.
Health & Safety Application Form:
If you have not already (or if circumstances have changed), please complete the participant health & safety form at this link, so we know how best to look after you.
Selecting Accommodation
Accommodation is available to book in shared houses with other members of the group and can be booked by selecting from the drop down menu near the top of this page.
You can book walks without any accommodation; book walks with your own single occupancy room; book walks with a room that you share with a partner friend or another member of the group. Booking a shared room relies on another person also making exactly the same booking in order that you have a roommate. Please let us know if you do have a particular person you would like to share with.
As the houses are reserved for the duration of our stay, it is unlikely we can accommodate anyone wanting to pay for a shorter period (might be worth checking with us by email/message). However, if you would prefer, please feel free to book your own accommodation and join us for the walks you would like to by selecting each one and adding them to your cart from the the drop-down menu.
The accommodation is self-catered, so no breakfast or other meals are included. However we hope everyone will join the group for dinner on at least one evening.
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